Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-22

Temple street Under the church rites,
Mr.. Isaac Waters performed the beauti-
full and impressive religious services, and
was followed by Chief Justice Zane with
the civil ceremony. The nuptial knot
having thus been tied, "until death do
us part :" the invited guests and relatives
retired to the wedding supper
Judge Zane, in few appropriate re-
marks, after kissing the bride, wished
the happy couple peaceful voyage over
life's troubled waters other friends spoke
their kindly wishes for the contracting
parties, when wine and cake were en-
joyed Mrs. Henry Seigel filled the
happy post of encouraging the ditIident,
and by her winning manner drew from
| the speakers the dormant sentiments
awaiting expression. Mr.. Louis Simons
aided as best man, and was gracefully
assisted by Miss Yetta Moritz, a
sister OF the bride, as bridesmaid.
Supper and toasts having been finished,
| the party repaired in carriages to Olym-
pic Hall, where all the friends were
awaiting and a genera reception and
dance had been provided for by Mr..
Loeb's friends.
The wedding presents were expensive,
| handsome and numerous. Among them
were the following with the names of
those presenting them:
! Samuel Goldstone-iold mounted
opera glasses; Louis Simon, best man
silver butter dish; Samuel :. Moritz-
Revolving silver butter dish with silver
knife Mr.. N. Kuhn-Slver tot
let dish; Henry and Joseph Sci
gel-IIandsome bronze statuesque clock
Chas. Browning, Will Rowe and f.
Ransahof-Silver ice pitcher and salver;
the Misses Meyer-BAsket OF natural
flowers in monogram; Miss 'Kuchler-.
Silver gold-lined cup; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Levy-Glass and silver wine service
Mrs n. Kuhn-Bronze plaque clock;
Mr.. and Mrs. Monogram
basket OF natural flowers; Mr. and Mrs.
G.. Mortz-IIalf dozen silver spoons;
ment; Gus. Moritz-Two handsomely
framed slhouettes with apropos verses.
At the wedding were: Judge Zane,
Mr.. VIM. Rowe, Mr.. Isaac Waters, Miss
Yetta Moritz, Louis Simon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiefel, Mr. and Mrs. II. Siegel, Mr. and
Mrs. Moritz, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Kuhn,
Mrs. Ransohoh' Mrs. Simons, Mr.. Joe
Siegel, Mr.. Marks, OF Ogden, Miss Kiesel,
OF Ogden, Chas. Browning and Sam Gold
stone, Miss Kichler and the relatives of
the families
The dancing began at Olympic Hall at
about $3.50 o'clock, and lasted until
nearly daylight
The brides costume was, rs Il matter
OF course, the observed OF the observers
1t was a cream gros grain silk, en- train,
point-lace overdress, gathered by side
festoons, with solitaire diamonds imbed-
ded in camelia and Japanese rosettes
The usual orange wreath covered the fair
lady's head and fell in graceful folds over
the bridal veil, ending in q wreath of
myrtle and smilax. \ pearl necklace
surmounted upon old gold adorned her
neck and hung in diamond pendants.
Other ladies at the reception We'd in
their toilets, among which were notice
able
Miss Yetta Moritz, the brides sister
blue nuns yelling, point lace overdress.
Mrs. Kuhn, OF Ogden white satin,
pink corsage, flowers.
Mrs Kuhn-black silk, jet trimmings
Miss Mamie Morris-plnk silk, lace
overskirt cardinal ostrich tips.
Miss Corne Wolf-cream albatross
pearl necklace with diamond pendant.
Mrs. \. COhn-black satin, jet trim
mings.
Miss Heil-black silk and Jets.
Miss Greenwald-a handsome black
satin, jet trimmings and jewels,
Miss Phillips-Black cashmere, jet
trimmings.
Miss Title Phllips-Brown velvet silk
side paIfels and corsage flowers.
Mrs. Hoffman-Gray silk and black
velvet trimmings.
Mrs S. Wolt-Dotted pink silk and
black velvet skirt.
Mrs. Hyams Black silk en- trdin.
Mrs. Henry Siegel-Black brocaded
silk cut square, beaded lace sleeves-a
corsage OF red japonicas- diamond
hair ornaments and necklace.
Mrs. Baumgarten-Black silk, irrides-
cent bead trimmings
Miss Kuhn OF Ogden-Black silk
orange front.
Mrs. Seligman-Black silk and dia-
monds.
Miss Rolf-Green silk cut short, ma
tural corsage flowers.
Miss Esther Cohn-Navy blue silk,
veil trimmings.
At late hour last night the groom
received the following telegram, accom-
panied by Il substantial pecuniary order
NEW YORK, Jan. 18th
To Sarah and Tobias Loeb.
Heartfelt congratulations on this YOUR
wedding day. Please answer
Father and Mother Brother and Sisters
The following is list of those present
at the reception rendered by tine intimate
friends OF the contracting parties: f.
Friedman, |. Jacobs, |. Morris, H. Gold
berg, Sam Levy, Joe Siegel, H. Siegel,
c, Browning, VIM. Rowe, VI. Wormbeth,
Emil May, +. Kahn, Joe Baumgarten, f.
Baumgarten, !, Waters, Fred Simon,
Louis COIN, L. IIollander, NJ. c. Phil
lpps, NJ. Hartenstein, ii. Cohn, NJ. Hoh-
mann, Sam Nathan, |. Wool, j. Hollan-
der, j. Greenwald, Joe Greenwald, j.
Edwards, j. WINS, NJ, Woolf, f. Ransa-
hoh, Simon Woolf, f. Frank, NJ Lipp-
man, Simon Bamberger, II. Steifel, and
II. Krouse.
Continental Hotel Opening.
The re-opening Of the Continental IIo.
/ fol has hnan ln,lyal h..